xxHiDa SuFixx wrote...
You must have missed the part where the previous guy says he misses it sometimes and thus dies as a result. If it's so easy and everyone can do it and bioware is aware of it and acknowledges it as a game mechanic. WTF is the problem?
Sdrol117 wrote...
xxHiDa SuFixx wrote...
You must have missed the part where the previous guy says he misses it sometimes and thus dies as a result. If it's so easy and everyone can do it and bioware is aware of it and acknowledges it as a game mechanic. WTF is the problem?
Bioware also acknowledges their glitches and doesn't fix them. People who are still on the Bioware bandwagon are embarassing.
Christina Norman wrote...
I tuned the reload trick for consoles, if it is significantly easier to do on PC that was not intentional (but I wouldn't patch that away). What makes it significantly easier on PC so I can try to replicate it and tune them separately for ME3?
They put it in there to REWARD coordination and timing ... oh its too easy for you? Well congrats on having good coordination and timing ... it was the developers INTENTION to reward you.Christina Norman wrote...
The reload trick is an example of canceling animations. This is a pretty common technique though it is primarily used in fighting games:
If you don't like the reload trick, by all means don't use it! It is supposed to reward coordination and timing.
Reload canceling is easy.Sdrol117 wrote...
landylan wrote...
honestly, i will never use a claymore again if i cant reload cancel
Honestly, the only problem I have with reload cancelling making guns like the claymore incredibly uber is that it's so easy to do, is nigh impossible to fail only if you do it too soon which is really hard as there is no late penalty, it's not an actual mechanic, and it negates the whole balancing of stronger guns that have longer reloads. Because really, it isn't hard to do.
Modifié par BiO_MaN, 19 juin 2012 - 07:37 .
How about you just read WHAT and WHEN they said instead of guessing? If they wanted it to be gone, it would be gone.BiO_MaN wrote...
Anyone who says that reload-canceling is a 'feature' is plain and simply WRONG. The BioWare devs that have apparently said so, probably said it because they don't know how to fix it/don't want to waste time on fixing it.
BiO_MaN wrote...
Anyone who says that reload-canceling is a 'feature' is plain and simply WRONG. The BioWare devs that have apparently said so, probably said it because they don't know how to fix it/don't want to waste time on fixing it. It's quite obvious the big-hitting weapons were made to have a long reload time to balance out with the less-damaging ones. Instead, with this glitch, weapons like the Claymore and Reegar become way too powerful compared to other guns.
Reloading from Adrenaline Rush is not a glitch. Canceling out a intended animation with a trick, however, is. Every game has such tricks, and most of the time, they get patched for the sake of balance.
Admit it, it's an exploit/glitch, and you're abusing it. So am I. And I'm going to keep abusing it until it gets patched, because if I want to keep up with my teammates in terms of dealing damage, I have to use the reload-canceling glitch, because they do it too.
Modifié par IAMREALITY, 19 juin 2012 - 07:46 .
Pitznik wrote...
How about you just read WHAT and WHEN they said instead of guessing? If they wanted it to be gone, it would be gone.BiO_MaN wrote...
Anyone who says that reload-canceling is a 'feature' is plain and simply WRONG. The BioWare devs that have apparently said so, probably said it because they don't know how to fix it/don't want to waste time on fixing it.
BiO_MaN wrote...
Pitznik wrote...
How about you just read WHAT and WHEN they said instead of guessing? If they wanted it to be gone, it would be gone.BiO_MaN wrote...
Anyone who says that reload-canceling is a 'feature' is plain and simply WRONG. The BioWare devs that have apparently said so, probably said it because they don't know how to fix it/don't want to waste time on fixing it.
Well that just makes it even worse. That's like saying a dev on the gameplay balance section likes to play as Vanguard so they didn't remove the nova-cancelling glitch.... oh wait...
BiO_MaN wrote...
Anyone who says that reload-canceling is a 'feature' is plain and simply WRONG. The BioWare devs that have apparently said so, probably said it because they don't know how to fix it/don't want to waste time on fixing it. It's quite obvious the big-hitting weapons were made to have a long reload time to balance out with the less-damaging ones. Instead, with this glitch, weapons like the Claymore and Reegar become way too powerful compared to other guns.
Reloading from Adrenaline Rush is not a glitch. Canceling out a intended animation with a trick, however, is. Every game has such tricks, and most of the time, they get patched for the sake of balance.
Admit it, it's an exploit/glitch, and you're abusing it. So am I. And I'm going to keep abusing it until it gets patched, because if I want to keep up with my teammates in terms of dealing damage, I have to use the reload-canceling glitch, because they do it too.
Christina Norman wrote...
I tuned the reload trick for consoles, if it is significantly easier to do on PC that was not intentional (but I wouldn't patch that away). What makes it significantly easier on PC so I can try to replicate it and tune them separately for ME3?
They put it in there to REWARD coordination and timing ... oh its too easy for you? Well congrats on having good coordination and timing ... it was the developers INTENTION to reward you.Christina Norman wrote...
The reload trick is an example of canceling animations. This is a pretty common technique though it is primarily used in fighting games:
If you don't like the reload trick, by all means don't use it! It is supposed to reward coordination and timing.
xxHiDa SuFixx wrote...
I'm tired of people trying to spread misinformation about the reload cancel being a glitch ... I will simply continue to repost what the developers actually said about reload cancellinng being a feature. Notice that these quotes talk about tuning the reload trick and replicating for ME3 ... its because it was already a feature since ME2!
Modifié par Edalborez, 19 juin 2012 - 02:46 .
And what button would we use for the Gears of War styled reload?Sdrol117 wrote...
capn233 wrote...
Interesting.
The devs claimed it was a feature in ME2.
And btw you are opening a can of worms.
You obviously haven't seen me around these forums before.
And while it may be a "game mechanic" it's honestly stupid. Either implement gears of war style reloading, or get rid of it and force full time reloading, and tweak reload times.
Sdrol117 wrote...
capn233 wrote...
Interesting.
The devs claimed it was a feature in ME2.
And btw you are opening a can of worms.
You obviously haven't seen me around these forums before.
And while it may be a "game mechanic" it's honestly stupid. Either implement gears of war style reloading, or get rid of it and force full time reloading, and tweak reload times.
It is their right to not like this feature, but as for it being exploit, we do not really have to -convince- them, we just proven it repeatedly. Developer said it is a feature, and it wasn't just coverup, because this was even before ME3 development. That is not an argument, that is proof.Edalborez wrote...
Sadly there's no point in arguing with people who see reload cancelling as evil. They'll never be convinced, and any logic you feed them will simply make them think "Hah! He said I'm right! It is a glitch/bug/exploit!" regardless of what you said.
It's their right to not like it, sure. But when they want to remove it because it offends them it bothers me. If they truly don't want to use it, it shouldn't bother them that much that others choose to do so. I have a friend that plays that feels this way; he doesn't like feeling obligated to cancel animations, just wants to play normally.Pitznik wrote...
It is their right to not like this feature, but as for it being exploit, we do not really have to -convince- them, we just proven it repeatedly. Developer said it is a feature, and it wasn't just coverup, because this was even before ME3 development. That is not an argument, that is proof.
Damage buff to my guns? Oh boy!
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